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Posted by Shelly on 11/30/07 11:38
BootNic wrote:
> BootNic <b00tnic@yahoo.com> wrote: news:Xns99F85784EC4CBootNic@
> 85.214.90.236:
>
>> "Shelly" <sheldonlg.news@asap-consult.com> wrote:
>> news:13kv5o63hg13o18@corp.supernews.com:
>>
>>> I know this must be simple, but I need a little help as this isn't
>>> my area. I have a search box called searchText and a search button
>>> called searchButton. If a user puts "foo" in the text box and
>>> clicks the search button, I want this to change pages with "foo" as
>>> a parameter. Sort of go to "_the_new_page?param=foo" from the
>>> onclick command. How do I construct that such that it forms that
>>> string and does a window.location with that string? I looked over
>>> the web, but didn't find clear examples.
>>
>> <form action="/_the_new_page" action="get">
>
> That second action should have been method.
>
> <form action="/_the_new_page" method="get">
>
> [snip]
I need the resulting string that appears on the target page to be:
_the_target_page?type=blah&keyword=foo
I could make the name of the input text field be keyword. What would the
action look like? Would it be
"_the_target_page?type=blah" ?
Would I rather just need to define a hidden field and give it the name
"type" and the value "blah" ?
If this is the case, then I am left with the single problem of the not
having an input button of type submit, but having an image instead.
Shelly
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